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SPOTLIGHT: Applying UNIX tenets to personal productivity
January 29, 2008 — 6:59am ET
You might know a thing or two about writing good UNIX software but do you know how to stay productive? If not, you might want to apply the principles of UNIX development to your everyday life. "Reprogramming your personal workflow with a productivity system is a lot like programming computer software," Lifehacker's Gina Trapani writes, "given a stream of incoming information and tasks, you set up holding spaces and logical rules for turning it all into action. " Article
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